St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-12

| will promulgate the attitude of the city on
the question Of issuing licenses.
| When Commodore Davidson will put up an
| other brick block.
If Judge Egan has ever succeeded III eject
| ing settlement with George Walsh.
How many men are suffering during TINS
transition period between fur and spring
oyercoats and heavy and light underclothlng.
What is your aim in life.
Why the city doesn't clean the street cross
| Ings.
If ST. Paul will never develop an amateur
| tragedian who can do ''Hamlet."
What makes Aid. Dowlan look so sad when
the weather turns warm.
If Gov. McGil is really bound by Il pledge
to appoint Col. Hicks and William Louis
Kelly to the additional Minneapolis and st.
Paul judgeships.
Why so many people remark that Editor
Moore is q much finer-looking private secre-
tary than Gen. Jennison
If Fargo minister was to die would the
Moorhead ministers poke him in the ribs, as
| their Chicago brethren did Beecher.
If Editor Caldwell gives up the Dakota aud
| itorship without a sigh of regret and slight
| feeling OF resentment.
When Rev. Sam Smith is going to produce
| his evidence proving that members OF the
legislature were bribed by the liquor men.
What the fellows who Lave been accns-
toned to riding on railroad passes will do af-
ter April 5.
How many people in st. Paul have tickets
in the Louisiana lottery.
Why Chicago is squeaing so Justify over
the development of the stock yards and pack
ing industry in st. Paul.
If work on the court house will not be be-
gun before long.
If Postmaster Day inhales the smoke from
all the cigarettes he smokes.
If Ignatius Donnelly would resign his posi-
ton as vice president of the Agricultural
society if ]. J. Hill were elected president.
If William l.. Kelly really expects to be ap-
pointed judge in Ramsey county.
If John Barnes has signed mascot for the
coming base ball season.
If Gov. McGill isn't glad he has no more
legislative bills to look over.
If a large number of prominent citizens
will not be present at the Olympic smuggling
match tonight.
What has become of J. w. Meetings. pro-
posed canal to connect Lake Superior and the
Mississippi river.
If the Anglo-ColoDiai club is still in exist
ence; if So where.
| If those Congregational ministers in Chi
cago, who refused to sympathze with Mrs
Beecher in her bereavement. had made their
calling and election sure.
Why it is that Basil W. Armstrong always
bets his money on the Chicago Base Ball
club.
Which one of the new police captains will
drill the force this summer.
Whether M. j. o. Brien will occupy front
seat at the ball games this year.
How soon wo~k will be commenced on j. j.
Hills new million-dollar residence on Sum-
NIT avenue.
Whether Jailer O'Keefe will let the wind
blow through those whiskers this summer.
How Link Hildebrand squared himself with
all the patrolmen he notified that they had
been promoted.
Who the Dayton Bluff union can agree upon
to fill the vacancy occasioned by Alderman
Starkey' 8 resignation.
Why somebody doesn't telephone to City En-
gineer Rundlett about cleaning up the streets.
Why Gen. Capehart wouldn't make a
good appointment as member of the new